Sentence examples for have its oddities from inspiring English sources

Eastover does have its oddities.

But Stone's career does have its oddities, and, by unhappy coincidence, one of those oddities bears on that same vexed question of journalism and lunch.

The arrangement has its oddities.

Like so much of the Boys' late-60s/early-70s late-60s/early-70s late-60s/early-70sies.

The mischief of the chronically soused Sir Toby Belch and Sir Andrew Aguecheek has its oddities: Tom Story's mincing Sir Andrew seems an unlikely companion for Rick Foucheux's gruff Sir Toby.

The interplay of the two men has its oddities, as do the particulars of the killing, on April 3, 1882, not to mention the crazy aftermath, with fifty thousand dollars offered for James's body as it lay on ice, like a salmon.

He pointed out that Britain had its own oddities.

Ms. Triozzi's "Park," presented in the seminary gymnasium, had its own oddities.

But the trial itself has its own oddities, including the fact that the girl who is reported to be on the video is now an adult, and maintains that she is not on the tape.

Canada has its oddballs and its oddities, but it remains a country of expanding circles of compassion, and of the most important kind of good faith we possess: the faith that real lives and actual experiences matter, and that human dignity counts.

London, the model of an imperial commercial city, had its ovals and organic oddities and still prospered.